John Oram's photos with the keyword: B757

Cotswold Airport (Kemble) is sad last resting place for many aircraft and the starting point of a new life for a few. It is a magnet for enthusiasts and photographers, especially those who 'like' to record the last days of an airframe or a change of identity. It is also a home, if sometimes only temporarily, to airframes which would be seen in the UK only rarely or not at all. The scene at Kemble changes steadily and a series from my latest visit illustrates all of the foregoing. In the centre of this group is former Jet2 B757-200 G-LSAD. 200_4_P1020647CE

In the early afternoon of 3 December 2018, DHL B757-200 G-DHKZ was in the circuit on runway 27 at East Midlands. 200_3_P1080890CE

Air Astana B757-200 P4-FAS approaching runway 09L at Heathrow. 200_3_P1060316C

Delta B757-200 N710TW approaching San Francisco. 200_2_P1090846C

Air Astana B757 P4-MAS approaching runway 27L at Heathrow. Today's photographs were taken after a change of arrival runway from 09L to 27L (at about 1530) and from a different position to normal. I had moved from Myrtle Avenue, where I was watching 09R departures, to a position near Hatton Cross station. 200_2_P1090159C

Thomson B757-200 G-CPEU approaching 26L at Gatwick. This aircraft was once a Heathrow regular with British Airways. The Thomson branding is set to disappear in 2-3 years as a result of the reorganisation of parent company TUI. 200_2_P1050413C

Ex-Monarch B757 G-MONJ at Cotswold Airport (Kemble). A rare geotagging fail for ipernity as Kemble is in Gloucestershire 200_2_P1040797C

Thomson B757 G-OOBP departing Luton. 200_P1040495C

This is one of several shots in my recent series which juxtaposes one or more cruise ships at Port Everglades with aircraft from the steady stream towards runway 28R at FLL. Here, a Delta B757 is seen with Oasis of the Seas which would be the last of six ships to depart when it sailed for Nassau. 200_P1000501

Bayfront Park, straddling the city line between Burlingame and Millbrae on San Francisco Bay, makes a lovely place to watch aircraft (and birds). With the distances involved, I had no aspirations for great photographs but just went for some fun shots on a sunny afternoon. These included some RW01R departures shooting the gaps in a steady stream of westerly arrivals. Here, Delta (ex-Northwest) B757-300 N594NW departs after a wait of about ten minutes for such a gap. P1190213